Blokkily: experimental pattern-based DAW with MCP agent control shown on Hacker News
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Androsynth89 shows Blokkily on Hacker News, an experimental pattern-based DAW. Users edit one pattern in a tracker, piano roll or step grid, then arrange patterns across multiple tracks.
It supports CLAP and VST3 plugins, SoundFont instruments and built-in samplers. An MCP bridge lets agents control the running application.
Clip warping uses the Rubber Band Library, which is licensed under the GPL unless a commercial licence is bought, so binaries built with it are subject to the GPL.
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AIBlokkily is an experimental pattern-based DAW that lets users edit the same pattern in a tracker, piano roll or step grid, then arrange patterns across multiple tracks. It supports CLAP and VST3 plugins, SoundFont instruments and built-in samplers, and an MCP bridge lets agents control the running application. Clip warping links the Rubber Band Library, which is licensed under the GPL unless a commercial licence is bought, so binaries built with it are subject to the GPL.
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